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James Watt (tennis)
James Watt (tennis), New Zealand player born 2000, not the historical engineer; 2.06-2.08 m serve-volleyer, peak ATP singles 569, doubles 77, Davis Cup winner, Grand Slam doubles debut 2026.
James White (running back)
James White (born 1992) is a former NFL running back who spent eight seasons with the New England Patriots, won Super Bowls XLIX, LI, and LIII, and set Super Bowl LI records with 14 receptions and 20 points.
James Wiseman
James Wiseman (born 2001), Nashville-born NBA center, second overall 2020 draft pick of the Golden State Warriors, 2022 champion; career marked by NCAA suspension at Memphis, meniscus and Achilles injuries, later Pistons, Pacers, and Knicks.
James Worthy
James Worthy (born 1961), nicknamed Big Game James, is a Hall of Fame forward who played 12 seasons with the Los Angeles Lakers, won three NBA titles (1985, 1987, 1988), and was 1988 Finals MVP after a 36-point Game 7 triple-double.
James Yap
James Yap (James Carlos Agravante Yap Sr., born 1982), "Big Game James," Filipino PBA shooting guard; drafted second overall in 2004 by Purefoods; two-time MVP (2006, 2010), four-time Finals MVP, seven-time champion with the 2013-14 Grand Slam.
James Young (basketball)
James Young (born 1995, Flint, Michigan) is an American shooting guard; Kentucky freshman, 2014 NCAA runner-up, drafted 17th overall by the Boston Celtics in 2014, played 95 NBA games over four seasons.
Jameson Williams
Jameson Williams, born 2001, is a Detroit Lions wide receiver, 12th overall pick in 2022 from Alabama, a 1,000-yard deep threat (2024, 2025) suspended in 2023 for gambling and 2024 for PEDs.
Jamie Benn
Jamie Benn, born 1989 in Victoria, BC, is a Canadian left wing and captain of the Dallas Stars since 2013; drafted 129th overall in 2007, he won the 2014-15 Art Ross Trophy and has 992 career points.
Jamie Collins (American football)
American football linebacker Jamie Collins was a 2013 second-round pick for the New England Patriots. He played for the Patriots and Cleveland Browns, retiring after 10 seasons.
Jamie Dixon
Jamie Dixon (born 1965) is an American college basketball coach, TCU Horned Frogs head coach since 2016 and Pittsburgh head coach 2003-2016, with a 527-261 career record, 16 NCAA Tournament appearances, and the 2009 Naismith Coach of the Year award.
Jamie Dwyer
Jamie Dwyer (born 1979, Rockhampton) is a retired Australian field hockey forward, five-time FIH World Player of the Year, 365-cap, 243-goal Kookaburras record scorer, 2004 Olympic gold medalist and 2010 and 2014 World Cup winner.
Jamie Gillan
Jamie Gillan, the Scottish Hammer, born 1997 in Inverness, Scotland, is an NFL punter from rugby who played for the Browns, Bills, and Giants.
Jamie Korab
Jamie Korab (born 1979, Harbour Grace, Newfoundland) is a Canadian curler, lead on Brad Gushue's rink that won men's curling gold at the 2006 Turin Olympics, Canada's first in the men's event.
Jamie Lee Rattray
Jamie Lee Rattray, Canadian ice hockey forward (born 1992, Kanata, Ontario), Beijing 2022 Olympic gold medallist, 2014 Patty Kazmaier winner at Clarkson, now a PWHL player with the Toronto Sceptres after three Boston Fleet seasons.
Jamie Moyer
Jamie Moyer (born 1962) is an American former MLB left-handed pitcher, 1986-2012, with 269 wins, a 4.25 ERA, and 4,074 innings; oldest pitcher ever to win a game, at 49 years 150 days, and 2008 World Series champion with Philadelphia.
Jamie Murray
Jamie Murray (born 1986), British doubles tennis player, older brother of Andy Murray; first British doubles world No. 1 (2016), seven Grand Slam titles, 34 ATP titles, 2015 Davis Cup winner; retired 15 April 2026.
Jamie Roberts
Jamie Roberts, Welsh rugby union inside centre for Wales and the British and Irish Lions (2009, 2013 tours), 2009 Lions player of the series, later a qualified doctor, TV pundit, and WRU board director since 2023.
Jamir Watkins
Jamir Watkins (born 2001) is an American NBA forward for the Washington Wizards, drafted 43rd overall in 2025; known for defense, averaged 7.4 points as a rookie, tore his ACL in July 2026.
Jamison Crowder
Jamison Crowder, born 1993 in Monroe, North Carolina, is a former NFL slot wide receiver and punt returner from Duke; drafted 105th overall in 2015 by Washington, he played 10 seasons with the Redskins/Commanders, Jets, and Bills.
JaMychal Green
JaMychal Green, born 1990 in Montgomery, Alabama, is an American forward-center, undrafted 2012 out of Alabama; nine NBA seasons (2015-2023) with Spurs, Grizzlies, Clippers, Nuggets, Warriors, averaging 7.7 points and 5.5 rebounds.
Jan Betker
Jan Betker (born 1960, Regina, Saskatchewan) is a Canadian curler, third on Team Schmirler, winner of the 1993, 1994, and 1997 world titles, the 1998 Nagano Olympic gold, and later the team's skip.
Jan Caloun
Jan Čaloun, Czech ice hockey right wing born 1972 in Ústí nad Labem; Olympic gold medalist at Nagano 1998 and 1999 world champion. Played 24 NHL games (San Jose, Columbus), scoring on his first four NHL shots, then starred for HIFK Helsinki.
Jan Driessen
Jan Driessen (born 1996) is a Dutch 3x3 basketball player, 202 cm tall, who won Olympic gold in men's 3x3 at Paris 2024 with Van der Horst, Slagter, and De Jong, after playing 5x5 for ZZ Leiden.
Jan Marco Montag
Jan Marco Montag, born in 1983 in Cologne, is a retired German field hockey defender who won the 2006 World Cup, 2008 Olympic gold, and 2011 European championship.
Jan Peter Tewes
Jan Peter Tewes (born 1968, Mülheim an der Ruhr) is a German field hockey player, 1992 Barcelona Olympic gold medalist and 1996 Atlanta Olympian, brother of Stefan Tewes, with 190 German caps.
Jan Philipp Rabente
Jan Philipp Rabente (born 1987, Essen) is a German field hockey player, Olympic gold medalist 2012 after scoring both goals in the 2-1 final vs the Netherlands, 163 caps, Euro champion 2013, now German indoor head coach.
Jan Posthuma
Jan Posthuma (Jan Marcus Posthuma, born 1963, Dokkum) is a Dutch volleyball player, 352 caps 1982-1996, three Olympics: fifth 1988, silver 1992, gold 1996; also 1989 European bronze and 1994 World silver.
Jan Veselý
Jan Veselý is a Czech basketball player, born 1990 in Ostrava, the 2011 NBA sixth pick who became a EuroLeague MVP with Fenerbahçe and later FC Barcelona.
Jan-Lennard Struff
German tennis player Jan-Lennard Struff (Struffi), born 1990 in Warstein: late-blooming serve-and-forehand player, career-high No. 21 (June 2023), 2023 Madrid lucky-loser Masters final, first ATP title at 2024 Munich, oldest Open Era first-time Slam quarter-finalist at 2026 Wimbledon.
Jan-Michael Gambill
Jan-Michael Gambill, American tennis player born 1977 in Spokane, WA; career-high ATP No. 14 (2001), three singles titles including 1999 Scottsdale, 2000 Wimbledon quarterfinalist, later Tennis Channel analyst.